Resistin levels decrease as insulin resistance increases in a Mexican-American cohort
Cytokine Sep 15, 2021
Gutierrez AD, Flores CA, Naik S, et al. - In a Mexican-American cohort, an unexpected reduction in resistin was noted as insulin resistance (IR) increased and there is evidence of a resistin-stimulated cytokine pathway in this population.
Cross sectional study of 953 adults split into three groups: normal glucose tolerance, prediabetes, and diabetes mellitus.
Unadjusted model (Model 1), model adjusted for cytokines (Model 2), and model further adjusted for demographic and anthropometric variables (Model 3) were applied.
An increase in HOMA-IR was evident with worsening glucose tolerance.
Model 3 resistin showed a positive link with IL-1β and IL-8, and an inverse relation to TNF-α, and nonsignificant association with IL-6.
Decrease in leptin was seen with increased IR post-adjustment for cytokines, demographic and anthropometric variables.
Adiponectin non-significantly fell as IR rose while demonstrating significant links with gender, BMI, and lipids.
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